"Palestinian Foreign Ministry" It welcomes the United Nations’ adoption of resolutions supporting Palestinian rights and extending the mandate of UNRWA

The Palestinian Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Expatriates welcomed, today, Friday, the United Nations General Assembly’s adoption of five resolutions in favor of Palestine, including the decision to renew the mandate of “UNRWA,” by an overwhelming majority.

The Foreign Ministry appreciated the positions of the countries that supported the resolution and the broad and unprecedented international support, which constitutes an embodiment of the status of the Palestinian issue in the global conscience and a clear rejection of the policies of the Israeli colonial occupation in the midst of its continued barbaric aggression against our people in the Gaza Strip. Gaza and the West Bank, including Jerusalem. She stressed that the resolutions reflect broad solidarity from all over the world with the Palestinian people and their just cause, and represent an acknowledgment of the responsibility of the international community to support the political and humanitarian needs, including the inalienable right of Palestine refugees until a just and lasting solution to their suffering is reached, and the world’s continued support for UNRWA’s mandate politically and financially, protecting the rights and property of refugees, and condemning settlements as illegal and invalid.

The Foreign Ministry indicated that the overwhelming vote is An additional expression of the international community’s rejection of annexation, settlement, forced displacement, collective punishment, the widespread destruction of infrastructure in the occupied Palestinian territory, and genocide in the Gaza Strip, considering these practices as grave violations of international humanitarian law, the Geneva Conventions, and Security Council resolutions, most notably Resolution 2334.

The Foreign Ministry called on the world to support the work of the special committee concerned with investigating Israeli practices to deter Israel’s crimes and colonial practices, including settlement, annexation, and attempts to change the character The geographical and demographic aspects of the occupied Palestinian territory, and the necessity of providing international protection to the Palestinian people in the Gaza Strip and the West Bank, including Jerusalem, in light of the continuing crimes of the occupation and settler terrorism, and the importance of ensuring the unhindered access of humanitarian aid, and working immediately to restore life and rebuild the Gaza Strip.

She stressed that this international consensus constitutes an essential pillar in the ongoing diplomatic movement to protect national rights and confront the occupation’s attempts aimed at undermining legal and natural rights. And historical.

The Ministry thanked the countries that voted in support of these resolutions, and called on the countries that did not support the resolutions to review their positions and stand in the right place in law and history, and to translate the resolutions that were adopted into practical positions that guarantee the protection of the Palestinian people, enhance their right to self-determination, and embody the independent State of Palestine on the borders of June 4, 1967, with East Jerusalem as its capital, as quickly as possible.  

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